Listening Strategy: Focused Attention

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Froggy Jumps Listening Strategy: Focused AttentionOnline version Focus tips for listening. by Nilufar Safarboyeva 1 What does selective attention mean in listening ? a Listening for a long time without stopping b Focusing on one important sound and ignoring others c Listening to two speakers at the same time 2 Which situation best shows selective attention? a Listening to a lecture for 40 minutes b Listening to music and reading at the same time c Listening to the teacher while ignoring noise outside 3 What is sustained attention? a Listening to two things at once b Focusing on listening for a long period of time c Ignoring difficult words 4 Which task needs strong sustained attention? a Listening to a short announcement b Listening to a 10-minute lecture c Hearing one sentence 5 What does divided attention mean? a Listening carefully to one speaker b Ignoring background noise c Listening while doing another task 6 Which example shows divided attention? a Listening quietly to the teacher b Listening and taking notes at the same time c listening for keywords only 7 What is cognitive overload? a Listening too slowly b Too much information for the brain to process c Knowing too many words 8 How does fast speech affect listening? a It helps students concentrate b It makes listening easier c It can cause students to lose focus 9 Why does limited vocabulary cause attention problems? a Students stop listening when they hear unknown words b Students understand faster c Students enjoy listening more 10 What happens when there is background noise? a Listening becomes clearer b Attention improves automatically c Students may lose focus on the speaker 11 Which problem is MOST related to selective attention? a Long listening texts b Background noise c Listening for details 12 Which problem is MOST related to sustained attention? a Short announcements b Fast speech c Long listening tasks 13 What should students do when they hear an unknown word? a Translate immediately b Ignore it and keep listening c Stop listening 14 Which strategy helps reduce cognitive overload? a Listening without preparation b Predicting the topic before listening c Writing every word 15 Why is focusing attention important in listening? a To understand every word b To listen longer c To understand the main message

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Listening Strategy: Focused Attention

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Listening Strategy: Focused AttentionOnline version

by Nilufar Safarboyeva

What does selective attention mean in listening ?

Which situation best shows selective attention?

What is sustained attention?

Which task needs strong sustained attention?

What does divided attention mean?

Which example shows divided attention?

What is cognitive overload?

How does fast speech affect listening?

Why does limited vocabulary cause attention problems?

What happens when there is background noise?

Which problem is MOST related to selective attention?

Which problem is MOST related to sustained attention?

What should students do when they hear an unknown word?

Which strategy helps reduce cognitive overload?

Why is focusing attention important in listening?

Listening Strategy: Focused Attention

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About this activity

Created by

Download the paper version to play

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Listening Strategy: Focused AttentionOnline version

by Nilufar Safarboyeva

What does selective attention mean in listening ?

Which situation best shows selective attention?

What is sustained attention?

Which task needs strong sustained attention?

What does divided attention mean?

Which example shows *divided attention*?

What is cognitive overload?

How does fast speech affect listening?

Why does limited vocabulary cause attention problems?

What happens when there is background noise?

Which problem is MOST related to *selective attention*?

Which problem is MOST related to *sustained attention*?

What should students do when they hear an unknown word?

Which strategy helps reduce cognitive overload?

Why is focusing attention important in listening?

Which example shows divided attention?

Which problem is MOST related to selective attention?

Which problem is MOST related to sustained attention?